Animal (2023) Movie Review: After Kabir Singh, Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Balancing Act on Toxic Masculinity
The film ventures into new territory by depicting violence on a scale seldom seen in…
The film ventures into new territory by depicting violence on a scale seldom seen in…
Tiger 3 won’t be able to beat the collections of its predecessor, Tiger Zinda Hai…
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It isn’t large on paper or even on the screen, assigning its task to only a handful of characters…
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Netflix has never really lacked content. If anything, the streaming giant is yet to cover some regions on the globe. Sweden is not one of them as the country’s creations have been consistent in finding a banner on Netflix. Recently, we saw Tore, an unconventional drama. Now, a new suspenseful show, A Nearly Normal Family, has premiered
Turkey has been quiet for some time on Netflix. It was in early October or late September that I watched Do Not Disturb from the region. The Tailor season 3 also came out recently but it wasn’t a standalone creation. A new film, Last Call for Istanbul, has premiered on the platform. My initial reaction upon reading
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The dynamic empire of Netflix has a lot to offer every week. And while trying to cover all of it, I sometimes miss out on a few. Take the example of Feedback, a new Polish thriller revolving around alcohol abuse. Based on Jakub Zulczyk’s novel, the show made its debut on the platform just over a
The creative realm is full of surprises. It throws at you, ideas and stories that are almost unimaginable from certain perspectives. A new Mexican movie on Netflix does the same. Called ‘I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me,’ it is an offbeat comedy, thriller, and deadpan. Just knowing about the genres makes you go gaga
Every new show sparks hope, but only a select few have the transformative power to instill hope in their viewers. Nothing to See Here is a Mexican series that recently made its way to Netflix. It’s an offbeat creation with provocative material. The show puts two functionally diverse individuals at the forefront of the narrative. One
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Sometimes, Saturdays can be refreshing too, on Netflix. Yes, unlike most creations, The Railway Men came to Netflix on a Saturday. An Indian show, it is loosely based on real events arising out of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy of 1984. It was an awkward day and I was already busy with some ‘just weekend things.’ However, the
There’s never a dull moment in crime shows, full of blazing cops and determined goons. They have always been the lifesavers on boring weekends. A new series from Brazil has started streaming on Netflix, with similar goals in sight. The Brazilian show is eight episodes long and runs for almost eight hours. Does the purported